BAR - MIDNIGHT Mariah exits the bar and locks up.
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Once you take the watch off, it locks up again.
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That frozen soil locks up a lot of organic material.
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She wore her platinum blonde locks up in a twist.
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It's just a really destructive worm that locks up systems.
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America locks up the mentally frail "out of indifference", he says.
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WannaCrypt locks up user's systems and demands an oddly modest ransom.
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FOX NEWS OPINION John Stossel: Junk science locks up innocent people .
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She locks up the Oscar for Best Actress then and there.
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Ransomware seeks out and locks up files using nearly unbreakable encryption.
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No country, except for China and Turkey, locks up more journalists.
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The United States locks up too many people for far too long.
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Ransomware locks up computer files and demands payment to get them back.
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When you leave the car, everything shuts down and locks up automatically.
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ET. If the webcast locks up, try streaming this feed as an alternative.
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It often locks up those who try, putting them in "black jails" without trial.
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America locks up far more people than any other rich country (see chart 1).
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The fast flow of this river locks up the cold air over the Arctic.
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" Another guided users on what to do "If the app stalls/freezes/locks up.
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The problem is not that the state locks up an unusually large number of people.
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The United States locks up its inhabitants at a rate of 670 per 100,000 people.
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Despite decreasing crime rates, the United States locks up more people than any other nation.
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Lastly there's Engine Drive, which locks up the drive electric motor and the gasoline engine.
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The US, after all, still locks up more people than any other nation in the world.
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When the mini-computer thinks the knee is going to collapse, it locks up the knee.
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The system locks up if there are bulk purchases or if an invalid ID is scanned.
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To avoid more dead shepherd children, Dany locks up the other two dragons in some catacombs. Sad.
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Fu's list of Chinese officials: Go deeper: The world shrugs as China locks up 1 million Muslims
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America in 2019 is a nation that locks up migrant children after separating them from their families.
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Ransomware is malicious software that locks up your computer or files, making it impossible to access them.
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South Dakota locks up Native people at rates that are only matched by North Dakota and Alaska.
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The win against Georgia all but locks up the SEC East after the Vols beat Florida last week.
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The first people any rational society locks up are the most dangerous criminals, such as murderers and rapists.
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To despair with Dany when she learns of Drogon's eating habits and locks up the other two dragons.
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The move locks up an outstanding player, but also limits the team's flexibility to pick up other players.
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Once Chris locks up Zeke (and therefore, presumably, Michelle), he has the numbers to simply blindside David and CeCe.
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As the name implies, it locks up a victim's computer by encrypting their files and demanding a ransom of .
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Ransomware is malicious software that locks up data in computers and leaves messages demanding payment to recover the data.
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Toni Presuming that Clinton locks up the Democratic primary, where should the Clinton team send Bill Clinton to campaign?
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It locks up its 25 million people in a national prison and unsettles Northeast Asia with its nuclear program.
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The United States now locks up more of its people than Russia and China — some 2.2 million of us.
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Even so, the United States still locks up more of its citizens per capita than any other country on Earth.
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It still hangs gay people, locks up dissidents and stokes sectarian conflict around the Middle East, most destructively in Syria.
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Blue Ivy had her locks up in pigtails, which were wrapped in what looked a lot like diamond hair ties.
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That way, every time it locks up or hits you with a delay, you just try again on another copy.
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With the win, Rumble locks up a second date Daniel Cormier, who he lost to back in May of 2015.
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She put her long brown locks up in two pigtail buns, and carried a brown Louis Vuitton bag across her chest.
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"Turkey locks up dissidents" (November 229th) seriously understates the extent of the problem Turkey faces from the Gulenist terror organisation, FETO.
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By this measure, the United States locks up 698 per 100,15.13 people, which puts it at second, according to the ICPR.
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By this measure, the United States locks up 698 per 100,2003 people, which puts it at second, according to the ICPR.
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The ransomware actually locks up all the files in your computer and demands $300 in bitcoin in order to regain control.
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The group also mounted stock market scams and spread ransomware, which locks up a computer until the owner pays a fee.
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Unlike when your computer's operating system locks up, there's no warning message to clarify that the application has gone to shit.
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In the balance is a bloated federal prison system that locks up more than 180,000 people, a sevenfold increase since 1980.
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GEO's own defense provides insights into just how much its profits depend on labor coerced from the people it locks up.
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The team was the victim of a ransomware attack, a type of virus that locks up computer files until money is paid.
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When the image is opened, the ransomware automatically locks up all their data and leaves a text file in each encrypted directory.
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They bounce off his body, but hitting his head causes it to wobble and force his bouffant locks up into the wind.
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In Congress, a bipartisan coalition is working on legislation to scale back the prison population boom that disproportionately locks up black men.
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And this system of mass incarceration, as groups like Black Lives Matter have pointed out, disproportionately locks up black and brown Americans.
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Organizations from the World Health Organization to little clinics across America are being hit with malware that locks up their computer systems.
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Ransomware is malicious software that locks up computers and any computer-controlled equipment until the victim pays a ransom to the criminal involved.
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EU insurance regulators have estimated it locks up 210 billion euros ($228 billion) in capital, artificially swelled by current very low interest rates.
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Prosecutors said many transactions were conducted by victims of ransomware, a malicious software that locks up data unless people pay "ransom" to unlock it.
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She wore her blonde locks up in a loose bun, and added a spot of color into her look with a bright pink lip.
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The US locks up about 2.3 million people on any given day — the highest prison and jail population of any country in the world.
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In response to Monday's announcement, a Chinese Ministry of Commerce spokesperson said: Go deeper: The world shrugs as China locks up 1 million Muslims
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VGS locks up the real strings and sends the aliases to you instead, then intercepts those aliases and swaps them with the originals when necessary.
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But it does have the hitching issue: no matter what I do with the settings, it locks up for several seconds every couple of minutes.
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He previously told ABC News he would not vote for Trump if he locks up the Republican nomination, which Trump will all but certainly do.
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Warren believes the criminal justice system is too punitive, locks up too many people and is stacked against the poor and disadvantaged, as well as minorities.
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Today, America locks up more of its own citizens than any other nation, both in terms of raw numbers and as a percentage of the population.
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On that first day, he cycles behind her, carrying the sign, then locks up the bikes and watches as she walks away to start her vigil.
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Now, an apparent aftershock of that attack is reverberating through the region, as a new variant of that code locks up hundreds of machines and handicaps infrastructure.
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Parker wore a cream-colored knee-length dress with sheer sleeves and a Peter Pan collar and pulled her long locks up in a ballet-inspired bun.
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According to Prison Policy Initiative, the U.S. locks up more people per capita than any other nation in the world, at a rate of 21625 per 2900,220006 residents.
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There's a very good reason for that: America locks up people at a higher rate than any other country in the world, save the tiny African country of Seychelles.
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Wellpath also works in some of the country's largest detention facilities, where ICE locks up thousands of immigrants -- many of whom have been apprehended for entering the country illegally.
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Relative to its population, it now locks up seven times as many people as France, 11 times as many as the Netherlands and 2.6 times as many as Japan.
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Parker, 53, wore a cream-colored knee-length dress with sheer sleeves and a Peter Pan-collar, and pulled her long blonde locks up in a ballet-inspired bun.
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Luque Locks up D'Arce in the Second Fight week's action began in the welterweight division as Vicente Luque and Alvaro Herrera collided in an intriguing clash of TUF veterans.
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"But they will use others as well," including the possibility of ransomware that locks up local voter registration systems, a major fear of election officials across the United States.
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Domestically, it has shifted from one-party to one-man rule and become a surveillance state that locks up innocent people by the hundreds of thousands in concentration camps.
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Live Nation typically locks up much of the best talent by offering generous advances to artists and giving them a huge percentage of the ticket revenue from the door. Why?
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LifeSaver, for example, locks up the display while you're on the move and rewards you for resisting the temptation to tamper with it, and SafeDrive takes a similar gamified approach.
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The law locks up the man or woman,Who steals the goose from off the common,But leaves the greater villain loose,Who steals the common from off the goose.
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But what makes it so devastating is its relentless portrayal of a criminal justice system that locks up, scapegoats and brutalizes black and brown American children with ease and enthusiasm.
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These hacks, in which the attacker locks up a system and demands payment to give the user access again, have become rampant across the nation over the past two years.
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No state locks up more women than Texas, where four out of five women in state prison are mothers, according to a 2017 report by the Texas Criminal Justice Coalition.
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There is still time for Democrats to unite as they head to the convention, especially if Clinton locks up enough delegates to take the nomination before voting concludes on June 14.
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Thanks to the recent spree of ransomware attacks, it's once again time to evaluate your backup system, so you're prepared in the event that some malicious actor locks up your computer.
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As COVID-19 overwhelms healthcare, ransomware – the cybercrime that locks up organizations' computer systems while demanding payment – is increasingly hitting agencies from the World Health Organization to little clinics across America.
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One of the most damaging cyberattacks this year involved ransomware, a form of malicious software that locks up people's data and threatens to destroy it if a ransom is not paid.
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You'll be able to see the whole process, from the opening of your door, to the stocking of your fridge and every step in between, until our associate leaves and locks up.
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In April, researchers discovered a security hole that allowed attackers to inject ransomware (software that essentially locks up your data and computer and demands a ransom to unlock it) in Windows PCs.
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The zipper design might seem easy for pickpockets to unzip, but it includes a security snap that essentially locks up the backpack and would be difficult to undo without you noticing first.
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That stance helps her strike a chord with voters who are concerned about income inequality and, if she locks up the nomination, could help her pull in Bernie Sanders supporters in November.
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The plan notes the unique position the United States is in today: The country locks up more people than any other in the world, even authoritarian regimes like China, Cuba, and Russia.
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The concept is simple, the miner locks up an amount of ether (the native token of the Ethereum blockchain) into a smart contract then sets a daily goal for punches on the bag.
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Of course, that doesn't mean that Tyler isn't planning something terrifying when he lays out photos of his classmates from Hannah's tapes and locks up the case full of guns in his bedroom.
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A nation that locks up a child simply for attempting to access her basic reproductive rights is not a country serving its duty to protect the health and wellbeing of all its citizens.
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The United States locks up more of its population proportionally than any other country in the world, including authoritarian regimes such as Russia and China, according to the International Centre for Prison Studies.
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Henry seems to think so, which is why he locks up The Kid in a cage, vowing to keep him there in order to restore the balance of good and evil in Castle Rock.
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I still predict that once Trump locks up the nomination, judicious, chin-stroking Republican moderates will declare, after much cogitation, that given Hillary Clinton's, um, something or other, Trump is the more responsible choice.
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Google lets you set a different limit for each day of the week, and you can also set a specific Bedtime period, where the device automatically locks up at a certain time of night.
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So America locks up more people up than any other country in the world — even though there's no evidence it's an effective policy to fight crime and there's evidence that it's destroying some communities.
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When there isn't an obvious favorite, and no candidate locks up the nomination is when stocks keep dropping, like they did in 2008 after Hillary Clinton and Barack Obama split Super Tuesday down the middle.
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When there isn't an obvious favorite and no candidate locks up the nomination is when stocks just drop, like they did in 2008 after Hillary Clinton and Barack Obama split Super Tuesday down the middle.
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Suarez Locks up D'Arce to Win TUF 23 The first of Vegas' two TUF tournament finals pitted the number one strawweight pick for Team Gadelha, Tatiana Suarez, with a sizable underdog in Amanda Bobby Cooper.
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Alexey Oleynik Locks up History-Making Ezekiel Choke in the First The second bout of the televised prelims pitted 61-fight Russian veteran Alexey Oleynik against the Czech Republic's Viktor Pesta in an exciting heavyweight matchup.
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Rodney Bullock scored 19 points and Kyron Cartwright added 16 as Providence beat Georgetown 74-69 on Saturday in a Big East game in Washington The victory locks up Providence's fifth consecutive season of having a .
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The complaint against Hill said that he and others profited from numerous bitcoin transactions conducted on behalf of victims of schemes involving ransomware, which locks up computer systems and then demands payments to remove the restriction.
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Elizabeth Warren Warren, a U.S. senator from Massachusetts, says the criminal justice system is harshly punitive, locks up too many people and is stacked against the poor and disadvantaged, as well as against African-Americans and Latinos.
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" This email included more detailed instructions on how to use the app, and instructed precinct leaders to call the results in to the same phone number as the hotline in case the app "stalls/freezes/locks up.
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Earlier on Friday, Spain's government warned that a large number of companies had been attacked by cyber criminals who infected computers with malicious software known as "ransomware" that locks up computers and demands ransoms to restore access.
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She said one of the most concerning misconceptions about native title is that it is an anachronism that locks up land, stops development and will eventually be extinguished once land is handed over for "more productive purposes".
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The Prelims: Cirkunov Locks up Guillotine in One The UFC 206 undercard was wrapped up by a dynamite light heavyweight booking as Toronto's own Misha Cirkunov took on Ukraine's Nikita Krylov in a clash of dangerous prospects.
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In a country that locks up more of its citizens than any other, we should demand that candidates for president have a plan for how they will confront mass incarceration and repair the harms it has caused.
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Zolciak Biermann tossed her long just-colored locks up into a messy bun, took a casual mirror selfie wearing a cozy light blue robe and revealed the truth about coloring her natural hair to her fans on Instagram.
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China locks up campaigners for Tibetan independence for "inciting ethnic hatred"; Saudi Arabia flogs blasphemers; Indians can be jailed for up to three years for promoting disharmony "on grounds of religion, race...caste...or any other ground whatsoever".
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But the emphatic, persistent way in which Sanders is attacking her on the topic risks painting her as a cipher of Wall Street — and such a charge could drain liberal grassroots enthusiasm if she locks up the nomination.
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No legal constraint would prevent the President from using his clemency prerogative as a weapon to roll back mass incarceration The United States locks up more of its people than any nation on earth, including Russia and China.
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All of the plans go after a problem that has gotten more attention in both Democratic and Republican circles: America locks up more people than any other in the world, even authoritarian regimes like China, Cuba, and Russia.
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Sometime in the next year or so, experts expect the title to pass to Oklahoma, where in recent years the incarceration rate has skyrocketed (and which, not coincidentally, locks up a greater share of women than any other state).
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The Main Card: Nunes Bloodies Tate, Locks up Choke When Jon Jones' UFC 53 removal threw a wrench into the card's original main event, Miesha Tate bantamweight's title defense against streaking Brazilian Amanda Nunes was given the top spot.
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"When he's in a debate situation and there's some controversy, he locks up," Scaramucci said of Biden, adding he expects one of the younger candidates, who tend to be more progressive on the economy, to be the party's nominee.
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LONDON, May 12 (Reuters) - British hospital workers were warned on Friday that they were at threat from malicious software known as 'ransomware' that locks up computers and demands ransoms to restore access, according to an email seen by Reuters.
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She has criticized current laws, noting that the United States locks up people for smoking marijuana but did not bring criminal charges against Purdue Pharma, which makes the opioid drug OxyContin at the center of the deadly U.S. opioid epidemic.
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Antarctica locks up 90 percent of the world's fresh water as ice and would raise sea levels by about 60 meters (200 ft) if it were all to melt, meaning scientists are concerned to know even about extremes around the fringes.
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Rising global temperatures are melting the Greenland ice sheet, which locks up enough water to raise global sea levels by about seven meters (23 ft) if it ever all thawed, and carrying ever more sand and gravel into coastal fjords.
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"In a country that locks up 2 million people, the experience of the imprisoned or those in danger of imprisonment permeates everything and cannot be walked away from by those supposedly free," said Polak to Hyperallergic in an email after Sunday's performance.
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Study participants experienced an outdated and humiliating treatment that basically taught them that their problems lie only in themselves—not in a society that locks up kids even when data shows that this, in and of itself, increases recidivism compared to noncustodial placements.
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Honolulu city council members, meanwhile, in April adopted a resolution paving the way for the city to use the greener concrete, which locks up carbon dioxide captured from industrial emitters and uses it to replace some of the cement needed in concrete.
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Khabib Nurmagomedov Mauls Michael Johnson, Locks Up Kimura When Michael Johnson and Khabib Nurmagomedov stepped onto the canvas together, one of two outcomes seemed possible: either Johnson would dictate the course of the fight on the feet, or Nurmagomedov would control things on the mat.
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But the administration should first be asking itself why it locks up so many immigrants who are not safety threats, who are not there to be punished, who in many cases are refugees and who are the mothers of young children or are young children.
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Few other countries are engaged in imprisoning noncriminals at such a scale: According to the Geneva-based Global Detention Project, the American immigration detention system is the largest in the world, and one of the few that locks up migrants in criminal-style prisons.
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With an incarceration rate of 655 per 100,000 people, the US locks up people at nearly twice the rate of Russia, more than five times that of China, more than six times Canada and France, nearly nine times Germany, and almost 17 times Japan.
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And now we've sold them out to a Turkish strongman who takes Americans hostage, locks up his political opponents by the thousands, makes common cause with Hamas, mutters anti-Semitic garbage, blackmails Europe, attempts to steal elections and builds a gigantic palace for himself.
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Little has been done to combat the racist and segregating forces that have disenfranchised minorities throughout one of the country's least diverse states or about a criminal justice system that locks up black people at 13 times the rate of white people, a not particularly "nice" statistic.
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My entire first day with Pokémon Go was dominated by technical issues: The game locks up, struggles to connect (or stay connected) to the servers, its GPS fails to update accurately, items vanish or fail to work as they should, and it crashes again and again.
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That said, Looney thinks the lack of difference between pre- and post-incarceration earnings and employment he finds in the IRS data also points at another bleak truth: Most people the US locks up grow up in poor disadvantaged areas where even before prison, your life prospects aren't great.
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Tonight on a new episode of WOMAN, VICELAND's show from feminist activist and writer Gloria Steinem, we investigate the problems families face from having a mother behind bars, as well as the societal issues that arise in a country that locks up more women than any other nation in the world.
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Kowalkiewicz Outduels Namajunas, Locks Up Bout with Jedrzejczyk When UFC flyweight champion Demetrious "Mighty Mouse" Johnson was forced out of his scheduled UFC 201 title fight with Wilson Reis, the evening's co-main event honors instead went to TUF 20 runner-up "Thug" Rose Namajunas and streaking Polish fighter Karolina Kowalkiewicz.
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Experts: 6 of 11Other possibilities: A.J. Epenesa, Edge (Iowa); Trevon Diggs, CB (Alabama); Henry Ruggs III, WR (Alabama); Grant Delpit, S (LSU)Key expert quote: From Zierlein: "Assuming Dallas locks up pending free agent Byron Jones, McKinney would give the 'Boys a versatile, interchangeable safety who can also line up over the slot."
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In the photo, the 19-year-old sports her typically waist-skimming brown locks up in a curly faux bob, wearing only a very tiny black thong, a jet pearl body harness from Maison Close, and an artfully draped hand across her breasts that allows this shot to just barely squeak by Instagram's nudity guidelines.
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This is a country of welcome, where people like me have been befriended, supported, even nurtured by American citizens of all racial, economic and political backgrounds, and it is a country whose citizens continue to vote for local and national officials who uphold and enact an inhumane immigration enforcement machine that locks up children.
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Transgressive work is a more accurate expression from a culture that has been engaged in war as long as we can remember, one that has a severely unequal stratification of wealth, a culture that disproportionately locks up poor minority groups for maximum sentences (while the same crimes from white offenders are penalized with rehab), religious groups that denounce science and inspire their congregation with fear and hate, not love and tolerance.
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